The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-01-07

Ovid passed New Years and Sunday
in Owosso. Also Mrs. c. III. Parker,
of Mt. Pleasant.
Alex. Mosher is teaching school
this week in place of Byron Dawes,
who is not yet able TO resume work.
AT the adjourned annual meeting
of the Congregational church, held
Monday evening, the following off,
GERS were elected: DR.. c. p. Parkill,
trustee for three years, Warren Wood
ard, trustee for two years; +. Fl. Ban
lister, trustee for one year; c. ID. Stew
art, clerk; M. Brown treasurer; III. B.
Dewey, collector.
Anyone that has car load or so,
Of ruta bagas to sell, will do we'll 10
see Lewis & Son.
The officers elecs of the Baptist
Y. G. A. are: Fred H. Clark, Pres;
Anna Hurrel, Vice Pres, Gertie
White, Sec'v.; c. S. Ensminger,
Treas.
House to rent inquire at p. O.
Geo. Thompson, nephew of Jno.
Thompson, who was in Owosso dur
ing the holidays, returned to Prince
ton College, Tuesday.
Miss Ella Day was in Detroit the
fore part of the week.
Great bargains, for two weeks, in
warm goods-cloaks, underwear, and
overcoats-at Osburn & Sons.s
A. l.. Clemans. the popular billing
clerk at the M. c. depot, has walked
with the aid of a cane and crutch
since falling and wrenching his knee
on Tuesday.
Rev. ]. F. Conover, of GAINESVILLE,
Wis.,, the gentleman to whom call
has been extended, will hold service
at the Episcopal church next Sunday.
Lewis & Son are always in market
for all kinds of farm produce. Be
sure and give them call when you
have anything in to sell.
Letters advertised at the Owosso
p. o. for week ending Jan. I, 1887:
Miss Sarah Gage, Mrs Cornelius
DAVIS, Mrs John McLain, John Cal.
lahan, ] ] Burns, w E Aubin, M d,
Mrs Amanda Reynolds, ID + or C. w
Raymond, Elihu Perry, Bertha VOL.
uski, Aria Hurd. Drops: John Gret-
eel, Arthur Chaffee. !,
The Congregational Sunday School
last Sunday elected the following
officers for the ensuing year: Rev.
Geo. II. Wilson, president; Ed. O.
Dewey, superintendent; Mrs. N. Nc
Balm, asst superintendent; Harry
Could. secretary; Roy Osburn, treas
urer; +. H. Banister, chorister; Mrs.
Ida Lyon, organist; Byron Dawes,
librarian; Mrs. o. Wells, superintend.
ent Of chapel school, Miss Grace Stew
art, asst superintendent.
Lewis & Son are dealing very
largely in beans, buying car load at
Laingsburg this week.
Died, in this city Monday morning
at the family residence, Chas. A.
Byerly, youngest son Of the late A.
H. Byerly, aged sc years. Funeral
services were conducted Wednesday
morning by Rev. Sharts.
The Board of Supervisors adjourned
after settling with the county treas
urer until next week.
The annua! meeting of the Oakhill
Cemetery Association was held at the
Office of G. R. Lyon tuesday, Jan. A,
and the following officers were elect.
ed: ]. +. Mabln, president; G. X.
Lyon, secretary, M. l.. Stewart, treas
urer; &. +. Shattuck and c. S. viii
liams, trustees for three years; New.
ton Baldwin and ID X. Salisbury,
trustees for two years, Chas. Goodhue
and ]. +. Laubengayer, trustees for
one year.
c. b. Thorne has removed to Lam
sing.
Chas. Beebe and wife were home
from Flint for the holidays.
John z. Austin, the man injured at
the G. A. r, reunion last summer,
has been appointed sergeant-at-arms
of the House of Representatives.
Rep. Watson presented his name to
the caucus.
Mrs. Sarah Ellis, wife of James
Ellis, Of this city, died on Thursday
last, aged nearly 81 years.
On Monday last party Of about
twenty Vernonites, under command
of M. West, invaded the usually quiet
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ.
Giles, of Caledonia, and informed
them that it was the fourteenth ami
yersary of their marriage. Mr.. and
Mrs. Giles were considerably sur
prised. An elegant easy rocking chair
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